History and Legacy

Bluebonnet Farms is not just a farm; it's a chapter in the story of American Saddlebred breeding and showing. Named after the spring wildflower native to Austin County, the farm reflects over 50 years of dedication from the Perwien family. Under the guidance of Edmund and Ada Perwien, Bluebonnet Farm was synonymous with excellence in promoting the Saddlebred breed. Their daughter, Elly Berman, inherited this rich legacy and, alongside expert manager Sandra Currier, continues to champion these beautiful horses.

Practices and Offerings

Bluebonnet Farms is dedicated to both organic farming and the nuanced art of horse training. The farm stretches over 140 luscious acres, where mares, foals, and performance horses receive exceptional care focused on nutrition and comfort. The organic farm also sells high-quality eggs and chicks through its online store, adhering to practices that ensure premium quality and taste.

Horse Training and Riding Lessons

The farm offers specialized training in American Saddlebred, hackney ponies, and roadsters. Under Sandra Currier’s experienced eye, Bluebonnet Farms provides tailored riding and driving lessons for all ages, from beginners to advanced riders. For those new to competition, beginner horses are available for lease, and enthusiasts can partake in a rich catalogue of classes, from English and Western Pleasure to Equitation.

Experience and Visit

Prospective visitors can witness the grace of Saddlebreds firsthand, with visits by appointment only, ensuring personalized attention. Lessons are available for those aged 3 to 80, with a focus on safety and skill development, where helmets are encouraged for younger riders.

How to Buy

Bluebonnet Farms makes it easy for customers to purchase their organic offerings directly from their website. Shoppers can explore a range of organic eggs in quantities of 6, 12, or 24 eggs per carton, with detailed care instructions provided to enhance the buying experience.